CN110520605A - The method that detection dosing valve opens or closes event - Google Patents
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Abstract
A method of the valve in the reducing agent injector valve of detection solenoid operation opens or closes event, comprising the following steps: a) Xiang Suoshu solenoid applies voltage to activate the valve, and the voltage has chopped waveform;B) it is sampled at local maximum and minimum value to by solenoidal resultant current;C) difference between local maximum and subsequent local minimum or between local minimum and subsequent local maximum is determined;D) change rate of the difference is determined;E) determine that valve opens or closes event based on the change rate in step d).
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to for the reducing agent of such as urea being ejected into vehicle exhaust system injector valve (quantitatively to
Glassware), and injection is such as blocked more particularly to for determining the method for opening or closing event of valve, such as detecting
The purpose of the doser of the maloperation of device.
Background technique
In modern engine systems, reducing agent such as urea is usually ejected into exhaust system with the row of control by injector
It puts.Injector is commonly known as doser, and is commonly known as SCR (selection using the system of these dosers
Property catalysis reduction) system.This injector is usually solenoid-actuated injector;Wherein solenoidal activation operation valve is to allow
Reducing agent such as urea is ejected into exhaust system.
The known inflection point by using such as current locus (flowing through the solenoidal electric current of injector) detects dosing
The state (block/do not block) of device (reducing agent injector), to determine that the effective of valve opens or closes event, to provide quantitative
The instruction of the mode of operation of feed valve.However, including that chopped waveform (leads to chopper current wave being applied to solenoidal voltage
Shape) in the case where, this method is difficult.The object of the present invention is to provide a kind of reducing agents for obtaining and operating about solenoid
The method of the information of the mode of operation of dosage, wherein activating solenoid using chopping voltage/current waveform.
Summary of the invention
In one aspect, the valve provided in a kind of reducing agent injector valve of detection solenoid operation opens or closes thing
The method of part, comprising the following steps:
A) Xiang Suoshu solenoid applies voltage to activate the valve, and the voltage has chopped waveform;
B) it is sampled at local maximum and minimum value to by solenoidal resultant current;
C) it determines between local maximum and subsequent local minimum or between local minimum and subsequent local maximum
Difference;
D) change rate of the difference is determined;
E) determine that valve opens or closes event based on the change rate in step d).
Step e) can include determining that whether the amplitude of the change rate of described value is higher than threshold value, and if it is, determine
There are valves to open or close event.
Step e) may include that the determining difference is increasedd or decreased with the presence or absence of step.
The sampling step b) can by make sampling time and the modulated signal that is driven about voltage synchronize execute.
This method may include determining that valve opens or closes the time according to the change rate.
On the other hand, the valve provided in a kind of reducing agent injector valve of detection solenoid operation opens or closes thing
The method of part, comprising the following steps:
A) Xiang Suoshu solenoid applies voltage to activate the valve, and the voltage has chopped waveform;
B) resultant current is sampled at local maximum or local minimum;
C) according to the value forming curves figure of step b);
D) it analyzes the curve graph and event is opened and closed with the determination valve.
Step d) may include the single order of the determining curve graph or second dervative and be compared these values with threshold value.
Step d) may include determining to interfere and thereby determine that valve opens event.
Sampling step b) can by make sampling time and the modulated signal that is driven about voltage synchronize execute.
Detailed description of the invention
The present invention is described by way of embodiment referring now to the drawings, in which:
Fig. 1 shows application/existing voltage and ultimate current between the terminal of reducing agent injector (solenoid)
Curve graph;
Fig. 2 shows due to operating at 48V and by the increase of solenoidal electric current;
Fig. 3 shows the use in short distractor stage;
The traction stage (opening stage) and the current graph during the copped wave traction stage that Fig. 4 shows non-copped wave 12V system;
Fig. 5 is shown in which the curve graph for the chopper current track and sampled point that the voltage applied is chopped into;
Fig. 6 is the curve graph similar with Fig. 5, it illustrates identical electric current (copped wave) track, wherein execute sampling with
Electric current is captured at local maximum (sampled point);
Fig. 7 a and Fig. 8 a show the curve graph of (copped wave) electric current similar to Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, and it illustrates local maximums
With the sampled point of local minimum;
Fig. 7 b and Fig. 8 b respectively illustrate the curve graph corresponding to Fig. 7 a and Fig. 8 a, and it illustrates delta current (Δ I)
Curve graph relative to the time.
Specific embodiment
Fig. 1 shows voltage 1 and resultant current between the terminal for applying/being present in reducing agent injector (solenoid)
2 curve graph, that is, be considered doser (injector solenoid).As can be seen that being increased by the initial step for providing voltage
Activate doser in Calais.Therefore, it is gradually increasing by the electric current of doser (injector solenoid) to reach peak value.
In the time shown in circle A, injector is opened.Electric current reaches by the plateau value of circle B instruction, and the voltage applied later is cut
Reducing agent injector is maintained at open position by wave.Then, it is begun to decline by the electric current of injector, as shown in the figure.In
Time C, the voltage at injector both ends, which is set, to be negative, and doser is begun to shut off;Electric current is quickly decreased to close to zero
Level.So during this period of time injector is closed.
Often the track of analysis electric current is to provide useful data.It it is known that at the point at the end of traction stage from R
The resistance that=V/I is calculated infers the temperature of doser;That is, in the platform by the circle B label in Fig. 1.Such as Fig. 1 institute
Show, observes inflection point/interference 3 in circle A.The first derivative and/or second dervative of electric current can identify the interference/influence point.
It is known by detection current locus in inflection point/noise spot come detect doser (reducing agent injector) state (block/
Do not block), the inflection point/noise spot instruction dosing valve movement, that is, valve is opened.The electric current flowed in doser
It is entirely the function of the electrical characteristics of supply voltage and doser.Therefore, Fig. 1 show during the traction stage specified rate to
The case where typical supply voltage of the 12V [8-16V] of glassware power supply;The voltage applied is continuous.
Off-road vehicle is usually run at 24V, and expected vehicle electrical systems will be transitioned into 48V from 12V.This is because
The advantages of 48V power supply and mild hybrid power system.In this vehicle, do not have 24V/48V preferably to the conversion of 12V power supply
Device.Therefore, it is desirable to 24V/48V rather than 12V driving such as SCR doser component.For the traction stage in 24V/
Doser is operated continuously under 48V will imply that high current or very short holding stage.Fig. 2 shows due at 48V
It operates and passes through the increase of solenoidal electric current.Electric current increase will generate undesirable additional fever.
Fig. 3 is shown for will be by the use of the short distractor stage Tpi of solenoidal current limit to acceptable limit.
However, this electric current for resulting in coil resistance is unstable.Although this can complete (limitation electric current) during the hold stage,
It is that precision will be damaged due to low current level.
For higher voltage source, inventor has determined that applied voltage can be chopped into, to generate such as Fig. 4
Shown in corresponding chopped waveform.This illustrates (open rank in the traction stage of non-copped wave 12V system 4 and copped wave traction stage 5
Section) during current graph.
Although being had the above advantages using chopped waveform, the problem of chopping method, is, except non-sampled very fast, otherwise
Start (SOI) (inflection point) using traditional technique in measuring dosimeter opening point or injection and will not work.Two electricity in above-mentioned figure
Flowing waveform has quick initial current rate.These will lead to doser and open faster.At hydraulic aspect, this will tool
There are some benefits, but the service life for wearing and influencing faster product will be introduced in mechanical aspects.Another example is in 24/48V
It is lower driving doser and under 50/25% duty ratio Chopper driving signal method, this method is effectively by driving voltage
Change into 12V.Fig. 4 has been shown in particular in 12 volts (non-copped waves) and the electric current under 48 volts of 25% duty ratio 40us period copped wave
Track.However, in summary, due to cannot current signal be sampled and be handled in a conventional manner, which results in known
The problem of injection starts (doser opening) detection method.
In an aspect, in such as rising or falling to solenoid/injector pwm voltage drive waveforms
The sampling is executed in a synchronous manner during driving logic.In this way, the point of local maximum and/or minimum value is sampled and is used for
It analyzes to detect the beginning of injection.This can by will now be described it is various in a manner of complete.
Technology 1
In one aspect, this method relative to voltage (drive waveforms) rise or fall driving logic during with synchronization
Mode sample rate current, to capture the point of local maximum and/or minimum value.Then plot is provided using these points,
It is middle to detect the beginning of injection using then known analytical technology, such as by observing interference etc..Fig. 5, which is shown, to be applied
The curve graph for the current locus that voltage is chopped into: appended drawing reference 10 shows current locus, and point 11 is shown from curve graph 10
Sampled point, these sampled points are acquired and are used for subsequent analysis.Sampled point 11 be with applied alive pulsewidth modulation
It is obtained at the sampling time that stage synchronizes, wherein current value is in local minimum.Fig. 6 is similar figure, it illustrates
Identical electric current (copped wave) track 10 samples wherein executing to capture electric current at local maximum (sampled point) 12, equally, this
It is that the synchronizing to realize of sampling is executed by appropriate time in a pwm cycle.
In any case, point can be connected by any type of interpolation/curve fitting technique, from sampled point
Derived curve/full curve.Then the known technology of standard can be used, such as find inflection point/noise spot (for example, by looking into
See single order/second dervative), since these figures put or derived curve determine spray site (doser opening).
Technology 2
Fig. 7 a and Fig. 8 a show the curve graph of (copped wave) electric current similar to Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, and it illustrates local maximums
With the sampled point of local minimum.In one approach, electric current is carried out in the rising edge of chopper current and drop edge again
Sampling.In the art, it is determined that between local minimum and subsequent local maximum (or local maximum and subsequent office
Between portion's minimum value) difference measurement.It in other words, it is determined the value difference between local minimum and subsequent local maximum.
These differences can be drawn relative to the time.Alternatively, the value difference between local maximum and subsequent minimum value is drawn.Root
It changes with time according to curve graph or difference, the beginning (can detecte doser opening) of opening is as described below.
Fig. 7 b and Fig. 8 b respectively illustrate the curve graph corresponding to Fig. 7 a and Fig. 8 a, and it illustrates delta current (Δ I)
Curve graph relative to the time.Δ I is the difference between the adjacent minimum value of the figure in 7a and Fig. 8 a and maximum value.As described above,
The alternative solution can be the difference between adjacent minimum value and maximum value.Thus, for example, the value of Δ I is for example to scheme for Fig. 7 a
The value of current difference between the point 13 of 7a and point 14, point 15 and point 16 etc..Optionally, this can be a little 14 and 15,16 and 17 etc.
Between difference.
It can be seen that work as when observing Δ I and changing with time and start injection (generation dosing at second time T=1
Device is opened) when, which has significant step to increase.
Step increases indication valve and opens event, and step reduces indication valve close event.In general, can analyze the variation of difference
Rate, such as be compared with threshold value to provide the instruction of these events.
Claims (9)
1. the method that the valve in a kind of reducing agent injector valve of detection solenoid operation opens or closes event, including following step
It is rapid:
A) Xiang Suoshu solenoid applies voltage to activate the valve, the voltage due to applying modulated signal to voltage driver and
With chopped waveform;
B) it is sampled at local maximum and minimum value to by solenoidal resultant current;
C) determine between local maximum and subsequent local minimum or local minimum and subsequent local maximum it
Between difference;
D) change rate of the difference is determined;
E) determine that valve opens or closes event based on the change rate in step d).
2. according to the method described in claim 1, wherein, step e) include the change rate of determining described value amplitude whether
Higher than threshold value, and if it is, determine that there are valves to open or close event.
3. method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein step e) includes determining in the difference to increase with the presence or absence of step
It adds deduct small.
4. according to claim 1 to method described in 3, wherein by making sampling time and the modulated signal about voltage driving
It synchronizes to execute the step b) of the sampling.
5. method according to any preceding claims, this method includes determining that valve plays on or off according to the change rate
Close the time.
6. the method that the valve in a kind of reducing agent injector valve of detection solenoid operation opens or closes event, including following step
It is rapid:
A) Xiang Suoshu solenoid applies voltage to activate the valve, the voltage due to applying modulated signal to voltage driver and
With chopped waveform;
B) resultant current is sampled with local maximum or local minimum;
C) pass through the value forming curves of step b);
D) it analyzes the curve and event is opened and closed with the determination valve.
7. according to the method described in claim 6, wherein, step d) includes the single order or second dervative and will of the determining curve
These values are compared with threshold value.
8. method according to claim 6 or 7, wherein step d) includes determining to interfere and thereby determine that valve opens event.
9. the method according to claim 6 to 8, wherein by making sampling time and the modulated signal about voltage driving
It synchronizes to execute the step b) of the sampling.
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